The 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup season consisted of 36 races. The season started Feb. 18th with the Daytona 500, and ended Nov. 18th at Homestead-Miami Speedway. This was first year that the chase for the cup was the top 12 drivers in points after 26 races, and they were lined up by race wins, 10 points per win.


Here are the race results:

Date	Site	Cars	Winner(s)
2/18/2007	Daytona	43	Kevin Harvick
2/25/2007	Fontana	43	Matt Kenseth
3/11/2007	Las Vegas	43	Jimmie Johnson
3/18/2007	Atlanta	43	Jimmie Johnson
3/25/2007	Bristol	43	Kyle Busch
4/1/2007	Martinsville	43	Jimmie Johnson
4/15/2007	Fort Worth	43	Jeff Burton
4/21/2007	Phoenix	43	Jeff Gordon
4/29/2007	Talladega	43	Jeff Gordon
5/6/2007	Richmond	43	Jimmie Johnson
5/13/2007	Darlington	43	Jeff Gordon
5/27/2007	Charlotte	43	Casey Mears
6/4/2007	Dover	43	Martin Truex, Jr.
6/10/2007	Pocono	43	Jeff Gordon
6/17/2007	Michigan	43	Carl Edwards
6/24/2007	Sonoma	43	Juan Pablo Montoya
7/1/2007	Loudon	43	Denny Hamlin
7/7/2007	Daytona	43	Jamie McMurray
7/15/2007	Chicago	43	Tony Stewart
7/29/2007	Indianapolis	43	Tony Stewart
8/5/2007	Pocono	43	Kurt Busch
8/12/2007	Watkins Glen	43	Tony Stewart
8/21/2007	Michigan	43	Kurt Busch
8/25/2007	Bristol	43	Carl Edwards
9/2/2007	Fontana	43	Jimmie Johnson
9/8/2007	Richmond	43	Jimmie Johnson
9/16/2007	Loudon	43	Clint Bowyer
9/23/2007	Dover	43	Carl Edwards
9/30/2007	Kansas	43	Greg Biffle
10/7/2007	Talladega	43	Jeff Gordon
10/13/2007	Charlotte	43	Jeff Gordon
10/21/2007	Martinsville	43	Jimmie Johnson
10/28/2007	Atlanta	43	Jimmie Johnson
11/4/2007	Fort Worth	43	Jimmie Johnson
11/11/2007	Phoenix	43	Jimmie Johnson
11/18/2007	Homestead	43	Matt Kenseth

Final Point standings:
1. Jimmie Johnson 10 wins
2. Jeff Gordon -77 6 wins
3. Clint Bowyer -346 1 win
4. Matt Kenseth -425 2 wins
5. Kyle Busch -430 1 win
6. Tony Stewart -481 3 wins
7. Kurt Busch -492 2 wins
8. Jeff Burton -492 1 win
9. Carl Edwards -501 3 wins
10. Kevin Harvick -524 1 win
11. Martin Truex -559 1 win
12. Denny Hamlin -580 1 win
13. Ryan Newman -2677 (Highest driver with no wins)


Wins by team:
Rick Hendrick 18 wins (Jimmie Johnson #48 Lowe's Chevy 10 wins, Jeff Gordon #24 DuPont Chevy 6 wins, Kyle Busch #5 Kellogg's Chevy 1 win, Casey Mears #25 Nationsl Guard Chevy 1 win.)
Jack Roush 7 wins (Carl Edwards #99 Office Depot Ford 3 wins, Matt Kenseth #17 DeWalt Ford 2 wins, Greg Biffle #16 Dish Network Ford 1 win, Jamie McMurray #26 Crown Royal Ford 1 win.)
Joe Gibbs 4 wins (Tony Stewart #20 Home Depot Chevy 3 wins, Denny Hamlin #11 FedEx Chevy 1 win.)
Richard Childress 3 wins (Clint Bowyer #07 Jack Daniel's Chevy 1 win, Jeff Burton #31 AT&T Chevy 1 win, Kevin Harvick #29 Shell/Pennzoil Chevy 1 win.)
Roger Penske 2 wins (Kurt Busch #2 Miller Lite Dodge)
Dale Earnhardt Inc. 1 win (Martin Truex #1 Bass Pro Shops Chevy)
Chip Ganassi 1 win (Juan Montoya #42 Texaco Dodge)


Races won from the Pole:
Jeff Gordon Phoenix
Jeff Gordon Talladega
Jimmie Johnson Richmond 2
Clint Bowyer New Hampshire 2


Farthest back somebody started and won: 34th Kevin Harvick Daytona 500, Jeff Gordon, Talladega 2
Most cautions: 21 Martinsville 2
Fewest cautions: 4 Pocono, Michigan
Fastest average speed: 154.167 Talladega
Slowest average speed: 66.608 Martinsville 2
Most lead changes: 42 both Talladega races
Fewest lead changes: 9 Watkins Glen
Longest race by time: 4 hours 36 minutes Charlotte 600
Shortest race by time: 1 hour 57 minutes Pocono.